Dressed For Parenting

In an interview, Pastor Ed and Lisa Young tackled some of the most pressing questions parents face today, offering practical advice rooted in biblical wisdom. When asked how to handle disagreements in parenting, they stressed the importance of presenting a united front and modeling healthy conflict resolution for their children. On navigating woke and trending issues, they encouraged parents to be proactive, biblically grounded, and age-appropriate in their conversations. Lisa shared a heartfelt truth about raising daughters with godly self-esteem, explaining that it begins with moms modeling it themselves and surrounding their children with positive, Christ-centered influences. When asked if kids should choose whether to attend church, their response was clear: Jesus and church are non-negotiables for a family of faith. Their guidance ties beautifully to Colossians 3:12–14, where parenting is likened to “getting dressed” spiritually, intentionally clothing ourselves in compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, and love. These virtues don’t just shape us as parents—they create homes filled with God’s grace, unity, and purpose.